The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-21

60 to j. A. Wilson's wheel store,
Whitevills expects to become a
Furnishing town when the Midland
gets into operation. By Ii beral
exercise OF capital, braIUs, and en-
terprise, she can certainly reach her
expected gaol.
Ladies of taste flock to the mil
liuery store of Mrs. II. B. Gross g
CO, IN North side of court square
Why? The lovely fall and winter
hats, in all sizes, shades, and styles
are there. That's what carries
them
Examine H. F. w ilsor's sample
He is agent for Mills & Averill
the largest tailoring house i'll St.
LOuis.
One of the most etheroally ethuthiN
astlcal, carabOIical, thunderroarical
spis tolarY manuscripts ever recelv-
ed at this Office for publication
came from UptOnville. Madison Co.
last Wednesday. It was "huckle-
berry over the BulletiA's persimmon"
and must go to the pigeon hole.
Did you ever see such beautiful
trimmings, velvets, ribbons, and
laceS, as Mrs. H B. Gross Sc
have! They are perfectly lovely! Then
those daisy hats! No wonder the
gIrl, in town and the girls in the
country are always talking about
them.
81 say Bill, why is it that Wilson
can sell cheaper and better goods
than any store in town." 81 don't
know" "Well, 1 can tell you.
'Case he buys his goods for cash,
and dem boys IF his do the work
themselves"
w. H, Reynolds & Co. have a
supply OF the latest styles of Single
Barreled, Double-Barreled Breech
Loading Shot Guns, Riffs, etc.
Sportsmen, GENE.
If you need good Suit of Clothes,
call at Wilson's Wheel Store, and
get them for five dollars.
Will our friends write us short,
pithy items OF news? Just give the
skeleton, the Bulletin Will put the
meat on 1t.
Mr.. P. w. Austin has moved hi
| palace saloon from the old stanC
south side of court square to the
g. /. Iugram standon West side o.
courtsquare. Where he will be
delighted to welcome his old Gus
to mers and friends. He has a new
stock of the finest and best Wines,
Liquors, Ales, Tobaccos and Cigars.
These he will deal out to you at the
| lowest prices. 90 around and MAKE
our heart glad.
What makes that young lady look
SO pretty and sweet The boy
say, "Shs is a Jimdandy beauty.
She wears one of Mrs. Ii. B. Gross
u Co.'S elegant hats. That EXPLAIN
| it.
The way Bolivar entertained the
Cumberland Presbyterian Syno'
last and this week shows that oul
| people do nothing by halves. Tn,
ministers and visiting brethren were
driven around and shown the sights
which they fully appreciated.
The Tennessee legislature at it,
last session enacted a law making
2Slbs. of cotton seed b4shsl. Thii
is important to girlners and farmers
Such Legislation has long beer
needed.
A capital method Of administer.
ing caster ell to children is to pour
the oil into pan over a molsIste
FIRE, break an egg into it and sti. up
Then flavor with little salt, kuga
or jelly.
Mrs. j. NJ. Nichols, who has been
visiting her father, Mr.. John Kenny
for several weeks, returned to hel
home in Kentucky last Thursday;
The Hardeman county Agricul
tural Wheel meets in Its appointed
session at the court house next Thurs
day, Oct 9th. All the SubordI
nate Wheels are earnestly req ueste
TO send representatives. The far
mers ought to have great inte res
and pride IN their organization.
A Street Panic,
Lat "Wednesday morning on
streets were thrown Into a Wild ex
citement by the appearance of
dog with HJdrophobia. Several CO.
lUu wagons had come in, and near
ly every one was &C companied by
dog. The mad dog set upon the>C
biting right aud lett. Men ran int
houses, jumped on goods boxes
and wagons. The city marshs